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McGeorge Law ReviewVolume 36Issue 4 Tribute to Robert K. Puglia, Late PresidingJustice of the California Court of Appeal, ThirdAppelate DistrictArticle 371-1-2005Index to Volume 35 - TitleUniversity of the Pacific; McGeorge School of LawFollow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/mlrPart of the Legislation CommonsThis Front Matter is brought to you for free and open access by the Journals and Law Reviews at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusionin McGeorge Law Review by an authorized editor of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact mgibney@pacific.edu.Recommended CitationUniversity of the Pacific; McGeorge School of Law, Index to Volume 35 - Title, 36 McGeorge L. Rev. 961 (2005).Available at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/mlr/vol36/iss4/37INDEX TO VOLUME 36-TITLEBelow the Surface: An Introduction to the Commission'sRecommendations on the Management of Groundwater ResourcesKaren D . Bettencourt ............................................ 405Bob Puglia and BaseballBob H em ond ................................................... 747California Instream Flow Protection Law: Then and NowHarrison C. D unning ............................................ 363California Disability Anti-Discrimination Law: Lighthouse in the Storm,or Hunt for Buried Treasure?Tammy L. M cCabe .............................................. 661California's Groundwater Management Since the Governor's CommissionReview: The Consolidation of Local ControlD avid A. Sandino ............................................... 471County Groundwater Regulation: Half a Governor's Commission Legacyis Better than NoneAntonio Rossmann .............................................. 457Disparate Impact of Electronic Signature Legislation on IndigentCaliforniansBenjamin Channing Palmer ....................................... 697A Dynastic Disruption: The Use Efficiency and Conservation Legacyof the Governor's Commission to Review California WaterRights Law RecommendationsCaitlin S. Dyckman ............................................. 175Epitome of Excellence: The Legacy of Robert K. PugliaArthur G . Scotland .............................................. 725Footnote for a Friend-Robert K. PugliaJed Scully ..................................................... 743Foreword from the CourtCalifornia Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District ................... 723Freedom is Not FreeRobert K. Puglia ............................................... 7512005 / Index to Volume 36-TitleThe Future of Water Law Reform in California a QuarterCentury After the Governor's CommissionGregory A. Thomas ............................................. 495The Governor's Commission: A ReminiscenceRonald B. Robie ................................................. 13The Governor's Commission: Success or Failure?Harrison C. D unning ............................................. 17Governor's Commission to Review California Water Rights Law:Twenty-Five Years LaterA rliss U ngar ..................................................... 9The Governor's Commissions Recommendations on Groundwater:Treading Water Until the Next DroughtKevin M . O 'Brien ............................................... 435Great Judicial Opinions versus Great Literature: Should the Two beMeasured by the Same Criteria?A nnie M . Sm ith ................................................. 757Improving Efficiency Incrementally: The Governor's CommissionAttacks Waste and Unreasonable UseAndrew H . Sawyer .............................................. 209Improving Efficiency in Water Use: An Overview of the Recommendationsof the Governor's Commission to Review California Water Rights LawKim berly A. Felix ............................................... 165Innovation within a Regulatory Framework: The Protection ofInstream Beneficial Uses of Water in California, 1978 to 2004D avid R.E. Aladjem ............................................. 305Instream Uses Twenty-Five Years Later: Incremental Progress orRevolving Door?Jan Stevens .................................................... 393McGeorge Law Review / Vol. 36IntroductionR onald B . R obie .................................................. 1Lessons of Charleston Harbor: The Rise, Fall and Revival ofPro-Slavery FederalismW illiam J. R ich ................................................. 569A Man to Match My MountainsJanice Rogers Brown ............................................ 733More than Honorable: Robert K. Puglia, Jurist, Gentleman, and GiantRoy G . Shannon ................................................ 727An Overview of the Protection of Instream UsesJill W right .................................................... 295A Prescription for Fulfilling the Promise of a Robust Water MarketScott S. Slater .................................................. 253Proposition 36 Eligibility: Are Courts and Prosecutors Following orFrustrating the Will of Voters?G regory A. Forest ............................................... 627A Puglia MemorialColem an Blease ................................................ 739Reflections on the Governor's CommissionA rthur L. Littleworth .............................................. 5Retrospective on the Governor's CommissionAnne J. Schneider ................................................ 23Right Back Where We Started From: The Last Twenty-Five Years ofGroundwater Law in CaliforniaEric L. Garner and Jill N. Willis ................................... 413Robert K. Puglia, "For the People. . . " Litigator and LegendRichard W Osen ................................................ 745Searching for Certainty in a State of Flux: How AdministrativeProcedures Help Provide Stability in Water Rights LawSamantha K. Olson and Erin K.L. Mahaney ........................... 732005 /Index to Volume 36-TitleSubmerged in the Yuba River: The State Water Resources ControlBoard's Prioritization of the Governor's Commissions ProposalsRyan S. Bezerra and Yvonne M. West ............................... 331Toward Greater Certainty in Water Rights? Public Interests Require Inherent"Uncertainty" to Support Constitutional Governance of Our State's WatersM ichael Warburton ............................................. 139The Uncertain Future of Water Rights in California: Reflections on theGovernor's Commission ReportB rian E. G ray ................................................... 43Uncertainty and Markets in Water ResourcesBarton H. Thompson, Jr ......................................... 117Up a Creek: An Introduction to the Commission's Final ReportDiscussion of Uncertainty in California Water Rights LawN irav K . D esai .................................................. 29Who's Afraid of Personal Responsibility? Health Savings Accountsand the Future of American Health CareRichard L. Kaplan .............................................. 535

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